About

I am a writer, translator, and scholar of European literature, philosophy, and history. My research focuses on questions of language and translation in contemporary French philosophy and Jewish thought. I completed my PhD in Comparative Literature at Johns Hopkins University in 2021.

My work has featured in a number of philosophical, literary, and political journals and collections in both English and French. I have also translated texts by several notable contemporary French philosophers.

I have taught literature, philosophy, and language courses to students from middle school to the university level.

I am a rhetoric and communications specialist with extensive background in public speaking, analytic writing, editing, and presentation.